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Browse Arts and Humanities stories - February, 2009
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | DecUANews | Gary Nabhan, an award-winning poet and UA research social scientist, will read his work during the UA Prose Series.
UANews | The new partnership of colleges will now be titled The Colleges of Letters, Arts and Science.
UANews | Photography by LaVerne Harrell Clark, the UA Poetry Center's first director, will be on display through May.
UANews | The world’s largest Vaudeville memorabilia collection has been donated to the UA. The collection will be integrated into fine arts coursework.
UANews | UA students and several of the University's collaborators were honored this month for various marketing videos and advertisements.
UANews | Both the special seminar and the performance are free to the public.
UANews | A project headed by the Arizona State Museum's ethnohistorical research office and the UA German studies department is their first joint attempt to transcribe and translate German text into English.
UANews | The College Band Directors National Association awarded the UA's Pride of Arizona and four other college bands the national honor after a juried competition.
UANews | UA master's of fine art student Margaret Kimball, who produces intricate images of seemingly random thoughts and ideas, is showcasing her work at a UA gallery.
UANews | Navajo jewelry maker Julius Keyonnie is the 2009 Southwest Indian Art Fair's featured artist.
UANews | For the first time, UA studio art graduate students will have their studio spaces in one facility – the 25,000 square-foot Visual Arts Graduate Research Laboratory.
UANews | KUAZ-FM radio has introduced a new weekend show and a new Saturday schedule.
UANews | Try your hand at making a woven basket plaque and learn about the history of Hopi baskets during the opening celebration for the "Circles of Life: Katsina Imagery in Hopi Basketry" exhibition.
UANews | Student competition winners are violist Amber Reed, pianist Rouzbeh Tebyanian, bass baritone Seth Kershisnik and flutist Tori Hauk.
UANews | Juan Felipe Herrera's "Half of the World in Light: New and Selected Poems" has been named one of five poetry finalists for the National Book Critics Circle Award.